Will Glasgow is The Australian’s North Asia Correspondent. In 2018 he won the Keith McDonald Award for Business Journalist of the Year. He previously worked at The Australian Financial Review. The ...

NATO chief Mark Rutte said that US President Donald Trump’s push for a ceasefire and lasting peace in Ukraine was “not easy” and condemned Russia’s “terrible pattern” of attacks on Ukrainian civilians ...

Fortescue will fork out $350m for electric drill rigs at its iron ore operations in Western Australia where it has started work on one of the giant solar farms it needs built to hit net zero emissions ...

Chinese police issued wanted notices for three people they said engaged in cyberattacks against China on behalf of the US National Security Agency, a rare step by Beijing as hostilities between the ...

The Coalition is set to unveil funding for the Alannah and Madeline Foundation on Wednesday, as part of its push to enhance protections for children online.

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has reaffirmed his support for the social media ban for children under 16 in a new pledge, which would see $6 million worth of funding put towards “online safety” for ...

Labor’s flagship $8.5bn election ­policy promising Australians won’t need a credit card to see a doctor has sparked a growing backlash from GPs and medical leaders, who insist many doctors won’t make ...

In a dramatic climax to the conflict, at the end of last month, police were called to the Whadjuk offices of in the southern Perth suburb of Applecross to remove Noongar grandmother Rosemary Walley, ...

Practising in remote Queensland, Doctor Ewen McPhee said in order to adopt universal bulk billing his practice would have to fire half their nurses and receptionist staff in a move back to “six-minute ...

A US court has thrown out all claims made in a lawsuit launched by sinking Australian sports betting company PlayUp against a former key American executive.

Donald Trump’s radical agenda to up-end the global trade order is part of a much broader structural reset and, crucially, he still has the support of Middle America to push ahead, investors say.

Increased spending on customers, demand for premium travel and a refreshed board and executive team have helped Qantas boost its brand value by $1.3bn in the past year, according to an annual analysis ...